THE DEBIT BALANCE OF THE P&L A/C IS SHOWN IN WHICH COLUMN
OF BALANCE SHEET
Answer Posted / sagar
the right answer is debit balance of the p&l a/c is shown as
"ASSET" in the balance sheet.
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